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Top ten articles on eeNews Europe in May
Top ten articles on eeNews Europe in May
Feature articles |
Printed Circuit Board production is a ticking timebomb for Europe, says Dirk Stans of Eurocircuits. In our first Leaders Talk,…
Bringing diamond into the semiconductor supply chain
Bringing diamond into the semiconductor supply chain
Business news |
As Quantum Brilliance starts delivery of its diamond-based room temperature quantum computer systems, it is working with European research group…
Free trace tool for Zephyr RTOS boosts real-time visibility
Free trace tool for Zephyr RTOS boosts real-time visibility
New Products |
Percepio trace tool makes real-time system visibility accessible to all Zephyr developers, with seamless upgrade paths to advanced profiling and…
Addressing e-waste with recyclable, healable circuit boards
Addressing e-waste with recyclable, healable circuit boards
Technology News |
Circuit boards based on vitrimer polymer and liquid metal are highly resilient, recyclable, reconfigurable, and self-healing after damage.

Literal Labs in funding for energy-efficient logic-based AI models
Literal Labs in funding for energy-efficient logic-based AI models
Business news |
Sustainable, logic-based AI models are orders of magnitude faster, more energy-efficient, and more explainable than current neural networks.
sk Hynix overtakes Samsung as DRAM revenue drops 5.5% in Q1
sk Hynix overtakes Samsung as DRAM revenue drops 5.5% in Q1
Market news |
Samsung’s semiconductor challenges continue as it is overtaken by sk Hynix as the world’s largest supplier of DRAM memory chips. The latest data from TrendForce shows that the global revenue…
PCIe cards tap analog in-memory compute for low power AI inference
PCIe cards tap analog in-memory compute for low power AI inference
Business news |
US startup enCharge has launched its analog in-memory compute AI chip for low power inference at the desk and at the edge. The EN100 provides up to 200TOPS of AI…
A metalens that can half the wavelength of incident light
A metalens that can half the wavelength of incident light
News |
Metalenses are flat, perform in the same way as normal lenses and do not need to be made of glass The ETH researchers succeeded in creating the first lithium niobate…
Ekinops to deliver European cybersecurity with Olfeo acquisition
Ekinops to deliver European cybersecurity with Olfeo acquisition
Business news |
Acquisition to establish a European leader in the network cybersecurity market in the rapidly growing SSE and SASE segments.
You can 3D print complex designs with less waste
You can 3D print complex designs with less waste
News |
Dual-Wavelength Vat Photopolymerization with Dissolvable, Recyclable Support Structures MIT engineers developed a technique for making intricate structures with supports that can be dissolved and reused instead of thrown away.
Rust on Embedded Online Conference: Build Safe Embedded Systems with Rust
Rust on Embedded Online Conference: Build Safe Embedded Systems with Rust
News |
Discover on 16 July 2025 how Rust can make embedded systems safer, faster, and more reliable – with expert-led practical presentations. On Wednesday, 16 July 2025, Elektor Academy Pro will…
AI can Learn Language the Human Way
AI can Learn Language the Human Way
News |
Chalmers researchers dive deep into what it takes to learn a language – lessons for humans and AI A communication game between AI agents learned how new language can be…
DC-coupled, high-speed loopback relay hits 80 Gbps
DC-coupled, high-speed loopback relay hits 80 Gbps
New Products |
Upgraded high-speed loopback relay opens new applications and provides a wider performance margin for high-speed digital interfaces.
Artificial synapse enables near-human colour discrimination
Artificial synapse enables near-human colour discrimination
Technology News |
Researchers have developed a self-powered artificial synapse that mimics human colour vision for computer vision applications.
AMD celebrates 40 years of Xilinx
AMD celebrates 40 years of Xilinx
Feature articles |
Forty years ago saw the launch of a revolutionary device that could be programmed with logic at the engineer’s desk. The Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) developed at Xilinx enabled…
Fraunhofer IFF enables human collaboration with cognitive robots
Fraunhofer IFF enables human collaboration with cognitive robots
Technology News |
Researchers will demonstrate the training of AI models for cognitive robots, as well as innovative safety technology for human-machine collaboration.
Four projects to boost UK semiconductor skills
Four projects to boost UK semiconductor skills
Business news |
The UK government is funding four projects to boost semiconductor skills over the next year. The projects are coordinated by the UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF) and include outreach to…
A quantum of coupling
A quantum of coupling
Interviews |
UK startup Zero Point Motion is aiming to disrupt the technology of MEMS sensors with quantum technology. The Bristol-based company is combining lasers and micromachined MEMS structures with quantum sensing…
The rise of parallel computing: Why GPUs will eclipse NPUs for edge AI
The rise of parallel computing: Why GPUs will eclipse NPUs for edge AI
Opinion |
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just a technological breakthrough — it’s a permanent evolution in how software is written, understood, and executed. Traditional software development, built on deterministic logic and largely…
Farewell Cortex as ARM looks to product rebranding and China risks
Farewell Cortex as ARM looks to product rebranding and China risks
Business news |
The latest financial filing from UK processor designer ARM is shedding light on its position in China as well as the risks of its product rebranding. This comes as the…
Using generative AI to create hardware prototypes
Using generative AI to create hardware prototypes
Technology News |
A project in the UK and the Netherlands is using Large Language Models (LLMs) to create hardware designs with a technique it calls Conversational Prototyping. While LLMs are widely used…
China raises the spectre of the Terminator robot
China raises the spectre of the Terminator robot
Business news |
The Chinese military is highlighting the advantages of using humanoid robots on the battlefield, raising the spectre of Hollywood’s depiction of squads of ‘Terminator’ robots. Chinese companies have been pushing…
Broadband Forum specification enhances Thread communications
Broadband Forum specification enhances Thread communications
Technology News |
Updated specifications enable seamless communication between devices over Thread networks, enhance FWA management, and support Wi-Fi HaLow inside and outside the smart home.
J-link support for 48V automotive microcontrollers
J-link support for 48V automotive microcontrollers
Business news |
Segger in Germany has worked with Allegro MicroSystems to support 48V-capable microcontrollers for motor control in automotive designs. The deal means Segger’s J-Link debug probes can now be used to…
Study uses VR to speed training workers using robots
Study uses VR to speed training workers using robots
Technology News |
Virtual reality provides workers with an immersive digital environment to practise complex tasks without risking damage to equipment or parts while learning safety protocols around robots.
AMD buys Enosemi for silicon photonics boost
AMD buys Enosemi for silicon photonics boost
Business news |
AMD has acquired US silicon photonics startup Emosemi to boost its AI datacentre chip interconnect capability. Nvidia last month highlighted the importance of integrating silicon photonics with GPUs for…
Collaboration on UK-first Open-RAN small cells brings 5G speeds
Collaboration on UK-first Open-RAN small cells brings 5G speeds
Business news |
This landmark trial demonstrates the benefits of deploying Open-RAN small cells alongside existing macro networks to address blackspot issues.
Rad hard GaN HEMT transistors for space designs
Rad hard GaN HEMT transistors for space designs
New Products |
Infineon Technologies has launched a family of radiation hardened Gallium Nitride (GaN) transistors built in-house at its own foundry. The GaN High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) devices are based on Infineon’s…


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